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Month April 2010

WhiteHouse.gov Releases Open Source Code

That’s right, people. Barack Obama’s web team doesn’t just *use* open-source tools — Drupal in this case — they commit code and release modules to the community. Three of ‘em.

WhiteHouse.gov Releases Open Source Code

iA’s 2006 Facebook Designs, Redesigned

A design firm that will be familiar if you’ve followed discussions about online news design over the past few years recently shared their updated mockups for a redesign of Facebook. And they’re pretty.

iA’s 2006 Facebook Designs, Redesigned

Riders on the Storm

David Brooks on how recent Internet use research continues to dismantle Cass Sunstein’s original “Daily Me” thesis.

Riders on the Storm

Collaboration Deepens at Logan Symposium on Investigative Journalism

Chris O’Brien shares notes on a panel including California Watch, NPR, ProPublica, and more news organizations heavily engaged in collaborative reporting.

Collaboration Deepens at Logan Symposium on Investigative Journalism

Boy Scouts Add a New Digital Badge

But what they need is a diversity badge.

Boy Scouts Add a New Digital Badge

Useless Flier

Pointless reflexive public art. Read the whole post and you’ll trace the line where a flier spawns a Tumblr post spawns a Tumblr. Two reblogs later I find it in Reader, dig back to the original, and share it here.

Useless Flier

Mark Fiore can win a Pulitzer Prize, but he can’t get his iPhone cartoon app past Apple’s satire police

Awkward, isn’t it, Apple? To censor the App Store, keeping it free from the offensive nature of these Pulitzer Prize winning political cartoons?

Mark Fiore can win a Pulitzer Prize, but he can’t get his iPhone cartoon app past Apple’s satire police

Stack Exchange 2.0

I’m violently intrigued and interested, as the Stack Overflow team takes their white-label version *free*, but moderates new networks based on their capacity to succeed.

Stack Exchange 2.0

When You’re Strange: A Film About The Doors

A chance visit to the Village Voice brings me news of this Johnny Depp-narrated Doors documentary by Tom DeCillo.

When You’re Strange: A Film About The Doors

A canonical reading list for the future of news

Daniel Bachhuber plays the ‘take the pulse’ card and compiles a list of 13 pieces of essential reading. Plus one tweet that leads through @chanders to the best takedown of the Wikileaks video I’ve seen yet.

A canonical reading list for the future of news